Glenrowan is a small town located in Victoria, Australia, known for its historical significance related to the infamous outlaw Ned Kelly. The town is situated near the Glenrowan railway station and is surrounded by picturesque landscapes, making it a popular spot for tourists. In 1880, Glenrowan was the site of the final confrontation between Ned Kelly and the police, which led to his capture. Today, visitors can explore various historical sites, including the Kelly Museum and the remains of the old inn where the standoff occurred, providing insight into this pivotal moment in Australian history.